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Pre-Order Your Motorola Devour at Best Buy Today!
Those of you who are interested in picking up the Motorola Devour will be able to head to your local Best Buy and preorder one later this month. Starting today, Best Buy and Best Buy Mobile stores are hosting pre-sales for customers anxious to get …
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MWC 2010: Hands On a Few Motorola Devices [VIDEO]
Here is a short overview of the latest Motorola Android phones, including the QUENCH/CLICK XT and the BACKFLIP. The QUENCH looks OK but not as good as the model for the Korean (MOTOROI) and Chinese (XT800 and MT710) markets. The BACKFLIP is a very odd …
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Motorola CLIQ XT/Quench Officially Announced
The CLIQ‘s slimmer sibling, the CLIQ XT, was announced by Motorola this morning at Mobile World Congress. The CLIQ XT is a touch-only device, bearing many of the same features as the original CLIQ such as screen size, resolution, camera, MOTOBLUR, and Android 1.5. Upgrades …
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Listen Up! Podcast #39 is On Demand
Our latest podcast, #39, is in the can and available for downloads and streaming. Joining me this week was resident AndroidGuy Sam Herren, Nick Gray (HTC Source), and Andrew Kamika (Androinica). Also, Nicole stopped by for a few minutes near the end to share are …
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Motorola Zeppelin Spied Soaring High Over Brazil
A fresh batch of Motorola Zeppelin images have surfaced and they’re considerably clearer then anything we’ve seen so far. Up until recently, we had been reporting on a different Motorola Zeppelin handset, even getting confused by the variations. Having decided that this newer design is …
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Motorola Officially Announces Devour for Verizon
We were pretty accurate when we said that “any day now” we’ll get something official about the Devour. Motorola has just announced the first Verizon handset to feature MOTOBLUR Based on Android 1.6, the Devour is expected in the first quarter of this year.Â
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Box for Verizon’s Devour Hits the Web
The box and accompanying art for Verizon’s upcoming Devour have made their way online, leading us to believe we should be hearing something official before too long. Based on the picture, we can see that the final color appears to be the silver finish that …
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Motorola Backflip Hits China Before Coming Stateside
Rumored to be AT&T’s first Android handset, the Motorola Backflip has been spotted in China. Available for 4,298 Chinese yuan (approx $629 US), the Backflip comes unlocked with an 8GB memory card and a car charger. We’ve yet to hear what price point to expect …
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Motorola MB511 “Ruth” Outed – Will it Resemble the “Q” Form Factor?
The chaps at CellphoneSignal have unearthed another Motorola handset in the works. The model number this time is MB511 and a codename of “Ruth” is attached to it. As with all newly leaked devices, the list of known specs is rather short. Here’s what CellPhoneSignal …
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Motorola at CES: Flash for Droid, 2.1 for Cliq, Backflip for AT&T?
Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha’s press event at CES today lasted less than half an hour but he crammed some fairly big news into that short time. The highlights:
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Motorola Devour to be Droid’s Little Brother
PhoneArena is reporting today that the Motorola A555 Calgary will now be named the Devour. We did a quick check in the US Trademark Database and found that Motorola filed for a trademark on ‘Devour’ back in May. We’d previously reported that this would be …
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Samsung Moment and T-Mobile Cliq Available Now
For those of you looking to get your hands on either the Samsung Moment or the Motorola Cliq, wait no more. You can now head down to your local carrier and grab your new Android phone. The Samsung Moment goes for $179.99 after a $100 …
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Asurion Mobile AddressBook Marries Social Content with Traditional Contacts
One of the most talked about features in both BLUR and Sense is how they marry social networks together with traditional phone contacts. Widgets are “take it or leave it” for the most part, but people are fond of the integration between twitter, Facebook, and …
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Android is like Baskin Robbins
Walking into a Baskin Robbins, one is faced with many difficult decisions. After all, there are 31 flavors laid out in front of you (or at least there’s supposed to be). Rocky Road or Mint Chocolate Chip? World Class Chocolate or Jamoca Almond Fudge? Chocolate …
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Motorola’s “Derivative Version” of Android
The MOTODEV podcast popped up in my Google Listen “Android” search results today, and I heard something really interesting in this week’s edition. Jason Warren, part of Motorola’s software product management team, talked about the Cliq and in general about what Moto is doing with …
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